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 1         I,IV |             certain Madame Angelique Madou, living in the Rue Perrin-Gasselin,
 2         I,IV |             in the markets.~ ~Madame Madou, formerly a fish-woman,
 3         I,IV | communication, to receive~which Mere Madou paid them a visit in the
 4         I,IV |                 Hey! the dear Madame Madou."~ ~"What's the price of
 5         I,IV |             he's about," said Madame Madou; "can't~make a fool of him!
 6         I,V  |       kingdom and science.~Angelique Madou gathers, Monsieur Vauquelin
 7         I,V  |             he had taken from Madame Madou and carefully preserved.~ ~
 8         I,VI |             While waiting~for Madame Madou's porters, Popinot triumphantly
 9         I,V  |            home, in search of Madame Madou, the vendor of~dried fruits.~ ~"
10         I,V  |                  So-so," said Madame Madou, respectfully, offering
11         I,V  |              dear defunct."~ ~Mother Madou, who would have floored
12         I,V  |            market-women,--~Angelique Madou received Gigonnet with abject
13         I,V  |         to-morrow morning."~ ~Madame Madou's eyes contracted like those
14         I,V  |              got no force."~ ~Madame Madou bore down, like an insurrectionary
15         I,V  |     valuables were placed.~ ~"Mother Madou takes a drop too much,"
16         I,V  |           with his words that~Madame Madou's anger subsided.~ ~"My
17         I,VII|           ready for~Lourdois, Madame Madou, the mason, carpenter, and
18         I,VII|        Birotteau went to find Madame Madou.~ ~"Ah, there you are, good
19         I,VII|           money, my poor old man! La Madou may get in a~fury, and she